- 55:20
- 57:12
- 58:20
About the event
HYROX Sydney 2025 marks a major milestone for the discipline in Australia with its first Australian edition stretching over three full days. Hosted at Sydney Showground, this event positions Sydney as a must-visit destination on the global HYROX calendar. The event blends the intense energy of hybrid fitness competition with Sydney's iconic lifestyle culture, delivering a truly immersive experience for participants. Sydney's winter weather conditions create an optimal environment for peak performances, drawing professional athletes and amateurs aiming to set personal records. This inaugural three-day edition in Australia strengthens HYROX's growing presence in the Asia-Pacific region and highlights Australia's enthusiasm for this innovative competition format.
HYROX Sydney 2025 Podium
Solo
- SheridanAUS1:02:48
- 1:03:22
- 1:03:57
- Dan HoyNZL56:28
- Ralph MarksAUS57:40
- Tom LapthornGBR58:11
- Carlie ReidAUS1:02:30
- ClarkeAUS1:03:19
- 1:04:48
Doubles
- 55:08
- 55:16
- 55:29
- 59:36
- 1:03:18
- 1:03:36
- 53:43
- 54:19
- 54:40
- 1:00:28
- 1:00:58
- 1:01:25
- 55:38
- 55:38
- 56:07
Relay
- 51:09
- 52:28
- 52:50
- 1:02:00
- 1:04:15
- 1:04:58
- 53:13
- 55:16
- 55:22
Plan your stay
Sydney's accommodation options cater to every budget and preference for participants and spectators. The Sydney Olympic Park area features quality hotels just steps from the Showground, ideal for minimizing pre- and post-competition travel time. Budget-conscious travelers can find affordable motels and apartments in nearby areas like Lidcombe and Parramatta for under $150 per night, connected by efficient public transport. The CBD delivers a full urban immersion with direct access to restaurants, cafes, and cultural attractions, about 30 minutes by train from the event. This variety ensures comfort and accessibility tailored to every profile.
Sydney offers a vibrant array of attractions for participants and spectators seeking unforgettable experiences. Bondi Beach, just 30 minutes by train, beckons with ocean swims and invigorating coastal walks. Circular Quay immerses you in the city's iconic architecture and dynamic cultural spaces. Trendy CBD cafes serve artisanal flat whites and avocado toast in true local style. For post-competition meals, dive into the diverse food scene featuring fresh poke bowls, tasty burgers, and light gourmet options. Luxury CBD spas combine modern treatments like cryotherapy with traditional wellness, providing the perfect balance after intense exertion.
Race Info
To reach HYROX Sydney, plan your route prioritizing public transport to avoid expected congestion. The train network efficiently connects the CBD and outer suburbs to Sydney Olympic Park, providing a reliable alternative to potential traffic jams. Drivers should book parking spots in advance to secure site access. Allow extra time for travel, as multiple major events coincide at the park on Saturday, intensifying road traffic. Swift, well-coordinated access to the Showground lets you maximize preparation and recovery—key to optimizing performance over these three intense days.
Sydney Showground
1 Showground Road, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW 2127
Frequently asked questions
Pro Men: Josh Van Zeeland (AUS) in 55:20.
Pro Women: Sheridan (AUS) in 1:02:48.
Open Men: Dan Hoy (NZL) in 56:28.
Open Women: Carlie Reid (AUS) in 1:02:30.
Pro Men: James Newbury (AUS) and Dene Flude (NZL) in 55:08.
Pro Women: Jacqueline Clarke (AUS) and Madeleine Clarke (AUS) in 59:36.
Open Men: Dylan Mouzakki (FRA) and Ayoub El Mkadem (FRA) in 53:43.
Open Women: Fiona Naughton (IRL) and Mary Naughton (IRL) in 1:00:28.
Open Mixed: Jarrod Mason (AUS) and Maddison Biggs (AUS) in 55:38.
Open Men: Elliot Fagan (GBR), Samuel Dixon (LBR), Jakob Cerneka (AUS), and Stephen Carter (IRL) in 51:09.
Open Women: Rhianna Boag (AUS), Georgie Pickles (AUS), Shannon Hancock (AUS), and Emily De Rooy (NED) in 1:02:00.
Open Mixed: Luke Penny (NZL), Issy Brophy (GBR), Rhyz Greene-Kelson (AUS), and Jackson Penny (NZL) in 53:13.
The fastest Pro athletes finish a HYROX race in under an hour, top Open athletes between 1h and 1h15. The podium times for each division are shown above.